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The Case for More Diverse School Curricula
Schools' student populations have changed—but their textbooks, for the most part, haven't.
The Missing Piece of the Criminal Justice Reform Discussion
A recent New America event looked at how American society overtly and insidiously prevents former inmates from reentering their communities.
Trump Administration Could Force Tens of Thousands of Salvadorans to Leave Texas
The Trump administration announced that Temporary Protected Status for Salvadoran immigrants—in place since 2001—won't be renewed.
When Social Needs Are Medical Needs
Health is more about what happens outside the clinic. So why aren’t our high-tech health care systems better at addressing it?
Why Millennials Should Care about Antitrust
As the largest generation in today’s labor force, millennials have a key stake in antitrust and competition policy.
Why We Incarcerate
If millennials are to undertake meaningful criminal justice reform, we must dare to center the communities our elders have ignored.
OTI Urges House of Representatives to Pass the Amash Amendment or Reject the House Intelligence Committee’s Section 702 Bill
The Amash Amendment will strike the text of the House Intelligence Committee’s 702 bill and replace it with the text of the USA Rights Act.
USA Rights Act Provides Robust and Meaningful Reforms to Protect Americans’ Privacy
The Amash Amendment makes essential improvements to Section 702.
Early College High Schools Take On Teacher Preparation
Early college high schools specializing in the teaching profession work to encourage more young people to become educators.
Moving Beyond False Choices for Early Childhood Educators
OTI Welcomes House Passage of the “Cyber Vulnerability Disclosure Reporting Act”
Today’s House vote is a step forward toward enabling the public to assess how the administration decides to disclose cyber vulnerabilities.
Poe-Lofgren-Nadler Amendment to the Section 702 Reauthorization Bill: Meaningful Reform to Protect Americans’ Privacy
OTI strongly supports this amendment, & if it were attached to S. 139, we would withdraw our opposition to the bill & recommend its passage.
House Intelligence Committee’s Section 702 Bill: Surveillance Expansion and No Meaningful Reform
The House Intelligence Committee’s bill makes no meaningful reforms to Section 702 and codifies “abouts” collection.